Modifying batch characteristics value

[Former Member]

Dear Experts,

We have created batch characteristics named 'POTENCY','LOD','ASSAY'.

Now the value of POTENCY is calculated based on the formula, that is LOD * ASSAY. There are chances that the value is sometimes calculated more than 100%. Now I want to put a restriction that if the value increases more than 100 than the value of POTENCY should be automatically be 100.

What should I do to resolve this issue.

NOTE - POINTS WILL BE REWARDED.......

[Former Member]

Hello,

You can write a specific FM called by the configurator (procedure which call a user FM). Input are your LOD andd ASSAY, output is POTENCY. Inside you can write your formula.

Parameters are given by std tables.

This is sample :

FUNCTION zsca_calcul.

*"----

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*" IMPORTING

*" VALUE(GLOBALS) TYPE CUOV_00

*" TABLES

*" MATCH STRUCTURE CUOV_01

*" QUERY STRUCTURE CUOV_01

*" EXCEPTIONS

*" FAIL

*" INTERNAL_ERROR

*"----

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************************************************************************

• DATA : w_met_cmin_r LIKE cuov_01-atflv.

CLEAR : w_matnr_paracheve, w_instance .

BREAK-POINT.

• lecture des données en entrée dans la table query

LOOP AT query WHERE atcio = 'I'. "input parameter

• vérification type num

IF query-atfor NE 'CHAR'.

MESSAGE ID 'ZSCA_CONFIGURATEUR' TYPE 'W' NUMBER '000' RAISING fail

.

ENDIF.

CASE query-varnam.

WHEN 'MET_NUMART_MLAZ'. ' my single input characteristic

w_matnr_paracheve = query-atwrt.

PERFORM lire_mara. ' process the input parameter

PERFORM lire_carac.

WHEN OTHERS..

MESSAGE ID 'ZSCA_CONFIGURATEUR' TYPE 'W' NUMBER '000' RAISING fail.

ENDCASE.

ENDLOOP.

• update of the output characteristic MET_CODEMAT (it is numeric and contains value 9

READ TABLE query WITH KEY varnam = 'MET_CODEMAT'.

match = query.

match-atfor = 'NUM'.

match-atflv = 9.

APPEND match.

ENDFUNCTION.

Regards.

[Former Member]

Dear Lazli,

Thanks for the reply.

My problem is my input characteristics value is Potency & my output characteristics is also Potency.

Please help us

Regards

Ashish

[Former Member]

hi